Portfolio
Things I've built & worked on
A selection of projects, experiments, and tools. More always in progress.
Featured Project
Binary Clock — Raspberry Pi Pico
Hardware meets MicroPython
A fully self-contained binary clock running on a Pico W. No off-the-shelf clock modules — time is fetched directly from an NTP server over a raw UDP socket and displayed in binary across three rows of LEDs. Inspired by the Nerdy Clock project on Instructables, extended with NTP sync, automatic US DST adjustment, and periodic re-sync.What it does
Displays the current time in binary using 17 LEDs — 5 for hours, 6 for minutes, 6 for seconds. Connects to Wi-Fi on boot and syncs time via NTP, then re-syncs every 12 hours to stay accurate.
Tech & Tools
MicroPython on a Raspberry Pi Pico W. Raw socket NTP implementation, hardware RTC, GPIO pin control, and US Daylight Saving Time logic built in.
What I learned
Working close to the metal — no libraries for NTP, no abstractions for time zones. Everything hand-rolled, which makes it a great exercise in embedded thinking.
Work
More Projects
Scripts, tools, and experiments.
A browser-based disk usage visualizer built in Python. Launch it from the command line, pick a directory, and get a sorted breakdown of what is eating your disk space — with options to delete or move files directly from the browser. View on GitHub →
A headless Selenium scraper that pulls the current weekly Buy One Get One deals from Publix for a given store, handles lazy-loaded content via scroll detection, and exports results to a dated CSV. View on GitHub →
Browse my GitHub profile for additional experiments, open source work, and side projects as they get posted.
Interested in working together?
Check out my GitHub for more, or reach out directly — I'm always up for interesting problems.